00:00 Exasperated, teachers are called to strike and to demonstrate everywhere in France on Thursday to launch a warning to the government on working conditions, wages and public schools, anger aroused by the statements of their minister Amélie Oudéa Castera.
00:14 "We hope that the teachers will be many in the street, because that's enough," explains Benjamin Maroll, professor of Geography at Montreuil College, Seine-Saint-Denis.
00:24 "I feel a mixture of feelings, anger, always and for a while, but also exasperation, incomprehension, why go looking for recipes like uniforms, level groups, which never worked, and in addition to being carried by amateurs like the new minister who is, let's say, incompetent," he adds.
00:43 This call for a strike for teachers and all staff was launched in December, before Amélie Oudéa Castera's arrival in the street of Grenelle to follow Gabriel Attal, named Amatignon.
00:54 In Paris, a demonstration will leave at 2 p.m. from Luxembourg to the Ministry of National Education, at the request of the main teachers' unions FSU, CGT, EFAU, SUD Education, INSA Education, SGENC-FDT.
01:09 Others are announced in many cities, sometimes as early as in the morning, such as Marseille, Rennes or Nantes.
01:15 In Amélie Oudéa Castera's entourage, it is estimated that the strike movement should be relatively followed.
01:21 The situation has worsened.
01:23 In the primary, kindergarten and elementary schools, the FSUS-NUIPP, the main union of the first degree, is on average 40% of strikers on the territory.
01:34 The organization provides 65% of strikers in Paris, more than 50% in the Val-de-Marne, the Drôme, the Ardèche or even in the Atlantic Pyrenees and hundreds of schools closed.
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